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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02

ESy~ THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY
Of TRINITY MISSION Cedar street, SCHOOL
will be held at Trinity church SUNDAY AFTER
NOON at $50 o'clock Interesting addresses by
Rev. DR.. s. A. GOODWIN and j. d. X. SLEIGHr,
Fsq. The public are cordially invited to at
fond
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Can You ARSWer WiSp

II there person living who ever asa A..
OF ague, bili0usness. neryousness or urlrafa
or any disease ot the stomach. llger. or s.lu,r.
that Hop Bitters will not cure?
"My mother says Hop Bittors b. on. l-'y
thing that will keep her from -rve0r ai.a H.. q
paralysis and he headache. "-kL OIrt. r.f
my littlo sickly, puny baby ~. tarsa
into great bouncing boy. snd / va RI. 81
from a sick bed by using Hop Bitten. 8 .has
time. 4 lOUNG NUIusx
NH 24-Th(w Sa&Tu2w
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AfETIIO

g2r BROAD-STREET METHO-
DIST CHURCH BROAD and Tenth streeis)-
Rev. S. s. LAMBETH. Psstor.-Presching at IL
A NJ and \ 2 NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02

E1-CLOPTON- STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH, MANCHEsTER.-Prea at II A.
NJ. and ct $50 P. NJ. by the pastor, Rev. DEcA-
ruR EDWARDS. All welcome.
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narFIRST PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH Corner Of Grace and Madison
streets. -Rov. X. p. kerr, pastor, will preach
at II A. NJ. and p. N. cordial welcome to
all Sunday school and Bible classes at $40 A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02

Bsg" PINE-STREET B PIT IST
CHURCH corner Pine and Albemarle streets)-
Rev. j. b. HUTsOS. Pastor.-Preachlng at II A.
NJ. and p. NJ. Seats free. All welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02

gS1~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad streets)-Dr. GEORGE
COOPER at II A. NJ. and p. VI. Bible school
at e:3O A. NJ. Strangers and all made cordially
welcome.
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ROTHERT & CO.,
tO5 EAST BROAD STREET.
rmh l5-Tu.Th&Sal

DICHMOND FURNITURE0
Ia COMPANY. No, 1890 Main street. -,
manufactures all kinds Of FURNITURETn
CHI Err and PARLOR SUITS,
LOUNGES, MATTRESSES AMI BEDDING,
CHAIRS, TABLES, and DESKS. Also carry
full line cf REFRlGERATORS and BABY.
CARRIAGES; also, the genuine VIENNA
CHAIRS. II In want call. win give you salts
faction IN articles, price, and accommodation.
RICHMOND FURNITURE COMPANY,
NH 2D-3fn li90 Main street.
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nSy- or JOUN,S PROTESTANT

By ST. JOHNS PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH Twenty-nith and
Broad streets,-Rev. LEWIS WILLIAM BURTON,
Rector-Servicos ON SUNDAY. sunday-school at
@I5 A. NJ. Morning service and sermon at II
O'Clock Evening service and sermon at 3
O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02
A SUDDEN DEATH

from heart-dIseass IA now quito common. DR..
p.erce's "Golden Medical Discovery" u GER
fain remedy Chronic irritation. palpitstion.
excessive or defective action OF the heart, short
ness Of breath, and pain are removed by IL In a
abort period. IL also cures all tho diseases re-
latipg 10 the liver, stomach, bowels, blood aud
hi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02
BRIEF COMMENT.

SHERMAN is authority for the state
ment that the South is very cold.
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dIcncy Of reporting bin appropfsting . SUIT
flcient amount 10 pay the disabled soldiers
who have Hled their petition for Communication
with the Auditor OF Public Accoun@
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Story Of q Postal Co,d

~ " q Os)filI ,nrI
"" affected with kidns, A..
For twelve yearsin
hfter trying ali tho docfors ana ~,
cines could hear 81. used two I'm yi.i nsii
Blfies;' ''H ~,
And en- perfectly cured. Ito.,,
"All the iiToir PH
Respectfully, b. y. DOorn. sanl,,.,,.
BRADFORD, Pa, Yaytis.
u has cured mo ~ several dl.o.,,, -
nervousness, Sickness ~ the &c. 20 q
troubles, etc. ] have not sesn a ~ ,.laJ
ycars. since took Hop Bltiors An ltf 4
"''S uso hsm' Ar~ FAsSU Gas,,'
AsHBURSHAN, MASS, Jauaary q, ~.
have been very sick over .so y.,...
ell gave mo mp ~ past cure t-..i IN. ~
skilful physicians. hut they ~ ~ ~. rs
worst part. The lungs and hrarf go,,I,. .
every night and distFes4 me, AMI ryg-.
worry bad. tod my children 4 ,lQ.ii, 'h
In peace I'LL had tried Hop Blttcls XII s
taken two bottles they helped n. y... ~
Indeed. When Ihad iaEon two in.,-. POS
WAS we'll. There was r d.. 81 si.t ..l fi
who have seen bow neg cured n,. ~
used them and we're cured ant nj. . -.
~ do hat there IA 20 valuable A ,..
made. Yours truly. To-
Miss IriIt 10. lr..r..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02

Bg- SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
DR.. HOGB at II A. VI. and at r. NJ. Also, at
Oid-MGrket Hall all p. NJ.
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nSp SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

" fI1~V VII III II II II O7II = II
Corner Of Main and Sixth streetsl.-Rey. w.
W. LASDRUA, ID. d., will preach at II A. NJ. and
SIP VI.
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DISSOLUTION & COMPREHENSIVE
UNpERTAKEns.

co|NNN~~n~tS-c-1NN -1SlceST~~'oN
JOSEPH w. BLILEY, tsTas2
- SUCCESSOR TO
Mrz j. @. DfPNER & co.,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN,
CORNER THIRD AND MARSHALL STREETS, RicH-
noNp, VA.
Everything FfRSI-cLASS in this line and At
reasonable rateS Telegraph and country %.
ders prompsly niled. Telephone No 3
Is ism
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02

LlpnihhtANs MICH, ffIrIa r.r
have sold Hep kttors Tor tn ).,-. ,..
there II no medicine that equals u.. b,
bilious attacks. kidney complaint. ana.
eases incident 20 This malarial cuna..
II. J. Afnavrs.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

80 . . e4>s~--~ ~.~~''<sSf'-~ 2 80 0HsH.~@N -.
DERGEN STAR CONCERTS. -
Nd APRIL 4th, 9TH, 9th. 7th, and sth at Ebene-
ger, Fourth, First. and Second Baptist. aud
Third Street African Methodist Episcopal
church. Rows WELLS, PAYNE, HOLMES, Troy.
and HUNTER, pastors. Tickets, 80 cents New
programme each evening.
The company IL composed Of the best colored
talent In America, and has been greeted by
overlooking houses In all parts OF the country.
Trenton (N. J. Daily Times ap 2-2r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02

M lsDethy advertisement Is necessary 10
bolster up DIR. sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02

Be-" MIZPAH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-Services at T. NJ. Preaching by
Rev. X. X. HowIs0s. All cordially invited 10
attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02

by CLAY-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH (cornerof Clay and Graham sireets)-
Rev. 5. c. CLoPToS, Pastor.-W'orship at II A.
NJ. and 7:4J p. NJ.
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E U Il n / L U Il L

Il A
would call attention 10 parties wantingIn
fine goods TO TWO ELEGANT CHAMBER
SuI1S-6ne Ia Solid Mahogany; the other 10
Walnut: alA, an ELEGANT OAK SIDE
BOARD. These goods arc finer than wish 70
carry In stock, and win make SPECIAL LOW
PRICES to close them out IL will do you no
harm to know my prices and see my stock
before buying. +. GATHRIGHrs son,
70 l3-3m No. i6CoYornor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02

H&y THIRD PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCB.-sundays school at $50 A. VI. Rev. Il.
HowIsoE, pastor. at II A. NJ. and p. NJ. Seats
free.
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B0by Sdrcd.

taby was permanently curci ofals,. ,..'.
proiracted constipation AM irreg .r-... F. p.
bowels by the uss 90 ifop Bitter .r t.t
mother, which a. the hamo tims r,.f.-.I
perfect health aud s;renc'a.-lle d,
Rochester, y. Y. 10
20 Unhealthy and insrfive ti'.... .....
gravel. "Hnghts disease. rhrImrr..
horde ~ other serious 7ld faTaIiI....
can tc prevented with 'iop Bitter. lt....
time.
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PAY OF PHYSICIANS.
On motion of Mr.. Read,

Resolved. That the Committee for Courts OF
Justice be instructed 10 inquire iato the exps-
diency Of reporting bin giving reasonable
comp upatIon 10 physicnns summoned W Jus
tIces az Tho peace 10 examine and pass upon
lunatIcs, and 10 physicians summoned by courts
Of tbe Commonwealth TO serve as experts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02
DLAIRS CHLORAL THYNOL
I'D has proved Itself - be-
A POWERFUL DISINFECTANr.

IL has prevented the spread y '1rn-0us
diseases, particularly Diphthe1a AMI ,ar.si
Fever. In families; it has modified h1i slrt-
toms, and has often adOriei comfort In ia.
rooms by its agreeable and thorough lD..i.rt-
ing properties. IL has saye'i lives lu thl. ~.
Fer sale by druggistS Prize 81 cents ~
tie. Ies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-02

CONTAMINATION Hop Bluor- have 10. =
great value 20 mo. ! was laid up wi'i t7.
foyer for over two months, AMI could g.t.,..
lief until tried your Hop Blltcr. r. ~.
suffering from debility, or any oua ID -.
health, cordially recommend them
j. q. s7osYu.
f3S Fulton sfTssf Ctirgg0 III
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yoxRoR. Mrcu se,,em,..,

'-"'NNNf ''''h'a ~ t.'''.' .ft.
Sirs,--l have been taking Hop Bitter. o..
termination Of kicneys ami bla!Itr rt..
done for me what four physician. "a ..i II 81"
cured me. Tho effect Of the Bitter, i. Il,
like magic TO me. W. J. CNr.
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MEETINGS..

~ -lI0l0TT/T|J7<I0N||v0|
GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA, A. 7. & A. MI
GRAND SBCRBrARY's OPPICg,
RICHMOND, VA, April l. 1887.
A SPECIAL COMMUNICA-> Il
IA TON Of THE MOST WORsHIPFUL"
GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA will DO
held at ST. Albans Hall, in this city. on TU 81
DAY, 9TH instant, for the purpose OF laying tne
corner stone OF tho new City Hall. The Grand
Lodge will be opened az 100 r. VI. sharp. Menu
hers are requested 10 be prompt in attendance.
by order Of Most Worshipful Grand Master
WILLIAM b. ISAACS,
en- Ltd Grand Secretary.
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PERSONAL.
~
NOTICE.

~
TO THE CREDITORS or THE CHARTER
OAK LIFE-INSUkANCE COMPANY, ~
HARTFORD, conn:
The following l. . COPY ~ me o-irr 0. llI1.
Dwight ". Pardoe, judge oi tle ~l 100
Court of Errors OF Connecticut hu me s
time for the presentation % claims rt. t
said company, which order was pa--.i 3" ....f
!, 1856:
"The creditors Of tho Charter-olh af-in-l-
rance Company are hereby rcquir iH 81 N'is
their claims against said company PIP lrst w.
Brooks ami Edmund \. Stedmnn. .' ll4ri.fi'
Conn, receivers Of said COMPANY, orr I...
them, on or before the 1T day O. July. i-r'.
said claims shall be- made iI nr ID l in
case Of policy claims they shall ~ '' no
policy under which said claim D. mai.. 80 .i-
as possible, by number 81 policy lui I'D n. q
insured; ana tho nature ami extent n .l'h
clGlm by the person making tlr -aTIU -'AI Do no
set forth ~ large. In case any claim b, nsi"
by on executor, administrafDr. runH.fst..'
guardian, or trustee, proof 81 such an. HiHr
ment, under seal Of tho proper coIfi. mos al '
company said claim. and all claim. af1u"
said company which shall not bee lr...H.' %
said receivers within tho time hrr.Iu H't' ]
will be forever barred ~ recovery olt u' "a
estate In the IOste Ssi0n aud control oi 30" i'-
. ceiyers.n
Affect:
ISAAC W. BROOKS. p......-.
EDMUND A. STEDNAS.,
HARTFORD. COM, November -. i,>i
Ia Z Poi ff.H MuH L.
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Mr.. waddill offered the following

Essoirsd, That 900 copies OF the report Of tho
superintendent Of the PenItentiary made at
this session, ia reference 10 conviet-labor In the
penitentiary, DO printed for the use OF tho
members OF this HOUSE.
The resolution was referred.
Mr.. WaddiIl then movod that tho
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22
The American Shippers

BOSTON, Oct. 21.-The convention OF
the American Shipping and Industrial lea
que met here today. Senator Frye, OF
Maine, said he had been doing all he could
to lift up from death the American Mer-
chant marine, but shipoWners were lying
on their OATS and doing nothing. Organ
lied work was the power In this country,
and there was nothing 10 which congress
was more sensitive than the very voice OF
the voting population. Il was time that the
American people awakened 70 the fact
that, unless market was soon found for
American manufacturers outside the
country, there would be an overproduc-
ton. If we had all the ships we needed
We could not sail them cheap enough 10
compete with England. The way TO COM
pete successfully wss to have congress put
It's hand into that big surplus and pay for
Ealing merchants American ships under
the American flag.
Hon. Nelson Dingley. Of Maine, believed
that such meetings as these were moulding
public sentiment to the pitch of
compelling congress 70 set rightly
In the matter. Ii was not the shipping In
dustry alone that was ST stake, Is was our
naval Importance IN the event of danger
from the outside. AS we are, we sre next
TO powerless. Division Of sentiment as TO
the remedies grow out Of q lack of knowl
edge as 60 the eXigency of the case. Our
oosstwise and interior marine had prosper.
ed. twas tonnage In the foreign trade
that had been wiped out They stood on
the same basis, except IN one particular.
The cosstwise trade was amply protected,
while the foreign trade was open TO all.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

O.
Jewett 4 Armstrong, Attorneys dl3i-2t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22
OF Frightening Prospects in the
Future Money Still Close
in the West.
The Mayor OF Tampa, Fla, Asks foT
Fnnds for the Yellow Fever
Sufferers.
The American Shipping and Indus.
trial League In Convention
ST Boston.
SOME IMPROVEMENT.
Trade In General on an Upward Ten
deucy-FatlureS

New YORK, Oct. Pr. G. Dun & Co.
In their weekly review of trade says: The
improvement In prices for which men look.
ed In vain week ago, mas appeared in
several markets Stocks sank last Satur.
day to the lowest average for seventeen
months, but have improved considerably
during this week Wheat has risen 2 IA
cents, speculation growing sctlve at Chica.
go again. Corn has advanced about cent
though hogs and pork products have slight
ly declined Cotton is shade higher,
with large speculative purchases. Oh has
risen 3 cents, sugar has been made strong
by formation Of q trust TO control refining.
Wool Is more firm, not higher Leather
market better Prices of cattle are a shade
higher
Coffee fell 10 - cents on Wednesday but
has,recoveTed slightly. Copper Is 8 lower,
but tin advanced with some excitement,
looking 10 leading business Of trade outside
speculative markets We find decreasing
consumption. Steel rails continue weak
and the fact comes cut that orders for 1888
delivery thus far cover only Il 900 tons of
new business, and pig iron Is weaker.
Wool sales continue 40 per cent below last
year At Boston, and the goods trade offers
no promise Of Improvement to mauufac
turers
Dry goods moderately active for the
season, and some kinds of cotton goods
have been advanced. but In other quarters
distribution Is found less promising than
was expected. Print cloths are lower at
3 cents, aud foreign goods move slowly
in all departments. The grocery trade
shows the effects of a shrinking demand IN
several branches. and the outlook Is not
regarded az satisfactory. Butter Is weak
and unsettled Tea is weak. Boot and
shoe trade satisfactory
The coal consumption IN September was
much larger than the same month last
year Interior towns generally report slow
collections. though Improvement is noted
at st. Paul and New Orleans and few
other points.
Money is still tight. or decidedly close at
many western clt!es, and closer at Chicago
with continuing movement to
country While trade is gener-
ally reported large In volume, and
exchanges continue larger than last year
the sl0wness Of collections indicates less
satisfactory distribution than anticipated
Busiress futures during the last seven
days number for the United States 172,
for Canada 20; total of 201, compared with
total of 202 last week and 1875 of CORE
spending week last year.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22
WINNING WOLVERINES.
The Detroit Club the Champions OF
the World-Two Games
Yesterday.
AT WASHINGTON.

AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-The tenth bal
game of the series for the worlds cham
piopship between the st. Louis Browns
and the Detroit Singers was played here
this morning, and resulted In very easy
victory for the Association club The ST.
Louis team cut played the Wolverines al
all points, although they committed more
errors than their opponents but most OF
them were trivial In the fourth Inning.
Robinson, while running to second base,
collided with Dunlap and injured the lat
ter's leg 80 severely that he had to retire
from the game. Richardson took his
place, and Twitchwell covered left field.
Attendance $500.
The following Is the score:
Detroits. .....,2 0 0 0 o O II
st Louis 2 @ o 0 / III
SUMMARY.
Earned runs-Detroit, 2; st. Louis, 9.
Three base hits-Fou'Z
Home runs-Richard, Weicb, Latham.
First base on balls-Gleason, CarTuthers,
Robinson.
First base on errors-Detroit 4, ST. Louis 2.
Struck out-Getzein 2, Boyle z
Wild pitches-Carrutbers
Triple play-3ieason, Latham and Robin
son.
Time hour so minutes.
Umpires-Keliey and Gsffuey
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22
In Need OF Assistance,

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 21.-Dr. King
Willie, president of the State Health Pro-
tective association, telegraphed TO the edi-
tor Of the Times Union as follows: 1.-THE
mayor at Tampa has wired me that they
are in need of money at Tampa. WIN you
please, through the Associated press and
your columns, ask the different cities
and communities 10 send such
amounts as they can to either
the mayor or First National bank at Tampa
to be used as deemed expedient for allevi-
sting suffering. caring for sick snd taking
sare of large number Of persons thrown
out of employment The suffering falls
especially on the lsboring class, white and
black, now out OF work, who must be pro
vtded for.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

napsas C,sy train and Proslsicns.
SArs.s CRY. Oct. u.
Dan, Indicator ropCrts whasit dul: No soft
ash, 81 BID, SO askej; NAV 73S hd. S58 asked
Corn-Str DnR: No. : cash. 55f bid. So! ssk d;
October Slss bid. 3f4 assei May Sa bid. S,s asked
10. white. cash, IS Dij, SO asked.
CaJs-May,2 q Did PA asked,
Rye-No leash 81 asked.
Ffour-Duii but firm quotations ". v
IS; family g5e U.s. choice s. 25Gl IS. 'sncv Vi So
al 50; fancy OIL IS o. 80. patent 81 s3i 81 rye
flour 81 3aEJ1 50.
Rran--ouAE, Is: sacked, IS.
Hay Steady; faocs small baled ~ ~ tarx-, O.. 81
Flax Beed-e0.
Brtter-stea>iy; creamery fancy ~ good q nne
dairy 10; store chO &C isbt3 poor and low grades
Cf.esse-F1lii cream. 49, Young america f3;4.
Eggs-Teager at q ger 6oB.
Corn Ne6I.-3yeen. 81: driet. ~ choice yellow s.;
ouIk, IN.
Poultry-Spring clics ems weaker, o. I5GS2 50;
old hens. 81 q; 81 SSH 3: 1--we tlrEeys,
sG9.
Provisions,-Drs salt SHOULDERS. o o. long clear
a. O.; ceaT rib sides u 10 snOr' clac 81 50; smoked
shoulders al IS. long ceas. E. 70 cea- ribs. - s5
short clear. as "a
Mess Pors-El5 tsi,
I.zcd---Choice ctercs, So a.
Rye No cash 30 asked-
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22
STATE OF KANSAS. /,


In the Probate Court of said County, In the
matter of the estate ofJ. NJ. Clark, deceased
To the heirs of said j. NJ. Clark deceased,
and TO all others persons interested in the SET
Element Of his estate, you and each of You are
hereby notified that the Undersigned admins
tratrix OF said estate has 1!ed her petition in
the Probate Court of said county praying for
an order of said court authorizing her as al
ministratrix Of said estate TO sell The following
Ia nav debts dine from sad deeedent. to-wit:
the west half of the northeast quarter of Sec
ton IS, in township 26, range No. ] east, in
Sedgwtck county, Kansas and that said petit
ton will be heard by said court at Its office in
the city of W ichita Sedgwick county, kansas,
on the first day Of November 1887 at the hour of
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, a..
If You have any why said order should not be
gra nted.
LUCY A. CLARK, Admipistrix.
Jewett & Armstrong, Attorneys dl3i-2t
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22
Chicago GRAN ana rrexts,ons.


All markets opened sfesdy Today and not much
char ged from yesterdays closing figures, The
strength that appeared 81 the esriy markets cams
almost entirely from the OF cables which re
quite rong.
Wheat was also helped By receipts AZ priEasry
points being below age There also less Ia
cllnatton TO realize than yesterday An Rrtic in
the price current estimating the visible supply at
000,a1 bushels less thsn Lass year Wa, an. sd
ditional strengthening infusrce. shorts covered
freely. trading chiefly Tor December and xsy de
iiveries. December wheat opened at 3 @7sts, sold
at 12Zs9i3. rallied TO .S5s and C osed a. 7533s.
Corn was rather quiet toiay and trading was
limited mainly May delivery and corr 60 10 LEGAL
operators TIE feeling was steady, Influenced some
what by the firm tone Of whest and free busins at
times by ne two large ,ocal hcuses. The III .ket
opened at yesterday closing prices, uctHated with
In llsfc range AMI closed higher than Yesterday
The leading futprer ron.t-l foiioySs
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22
AT BALTIMORE.

At BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE, Oct 21.-The st. Louis
Browns were today compelled to relinquish
their proud claim to the title Of champions
of the world" as they were defeated by the
Detroits for the eighth time In the eleven
games played. The Browns played ike
amateurs, while the League championships
took advantage of every point, ba,ted hard
and ran the bases to perfection. The
weather was clear but quite cold, and only
about 1900 people were In attendance.
Following Is the score:
ST. LOUIS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22
ovER THE OCEAN.
Germany.

BERLIN, Oct 21-Bishop hopp, the
new prince bishop of Breslsn, took the
oath Of civil allegiance to the emperor to-
day In the presence of Herr Gosler, minis
ter of ecclesiastical affairs This ia the
first Instance Of such an oath being taken
since the opening Of the culturkampf, and
1t is due to the fact that the oath had been
modified go IS to render 1t un0bjectionsble
~ ,,raiofoa
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22
FREE! FREE. FREE,
This Is the LAST Wees.

Our fine driving cart will be weighed on
Saturday of thi. week and given To the pur-
chaser OF pair OF boots, shoes, slippers or
rubbers who euesses nearest TO the exact
weight Remember we offer this ezra in
ducement 20 give every person a chance Il
guess. A discount II 10 per cent from
regular price on sll goods sold this week.
Wichita Shoe Psrlor of Locke & F1pieiss,
corner Main and First street 1877.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22
Stall bed In q Quarrel.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 2i.-A special from
Little Rock, Ark, TO the Post Despatch
says that IN quarrel this morning. a,
Magnolia, Ark, between Rev. Z. II, WI
liams and Thos. Decker, the former wss
fatally stabbed. Decker fed but was
captured and Jailed.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

DONE forget that Chicago, Kansas City,
Minneapolis and Omaha were once smaller
than Wichita TODAY with no greater pros
poets. What chance for far-seeing men
with moderate capital to acquire compe-
teEce from Wichita Investments. Robt.
Spurgin & Co, Eagle building, have any
kind Of property you prefer at money max
ing prices Gail 1922
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-22

SUMMARY.
Earned runs-Detroit 4, st. Louis 0.
Two base hits-Rowe, Twitchell, Richard
son q
Home runs-Twitchell
Double plays--Gleason, Robinson and
Coniskey.
First base on balls-Robinsou 3, Thomp-
son, Bennett, Hanlon 2.
Hit by pitched bails--dieason, WEIGH,
T@itchell.
First base on errors--St Louis 4 Detroit J.
Struck out-by Foutz, 2; by Baldwin. l.
Passed balls-Boyle 3, Bennett 2,
Wild pitches-Foutz l.
Time, hours
UnDires-Gafruey aud Kelley